75. Four Fires - Bryce Courtney76. Year of Wonders - Geraldine Brooks77. Schindler's Ark - Thomas Keneally78. Saving Francesca - Melina Marchetta79. People of the Book - Geraldine Brooks80. On the Beach - Nevil Shute81. Battle Axe - Sara Douglass82. The Fortunes of Richard Mahony - Henry Handel Richardson83. The Man Who Loved Children - Christina Stead84. On the Jellico Road - Melina Marchetta85. Hating Alison Ashley - Robin Klein (see my review)86. Animalia - Graeme Base87. Scarecrow - Matthew Reilly88. Tandia - Bryce Courtney89. The Tree of Man - Patrick White90. The Muddle-Headed Wombat - Ruth Park91. Rhubarb - Craig Silvey92. Salvation Creek - Susan Duncan93. Wake in Fright - Kenneth Cook94. Candy - Luke Davies95. Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge - Mem Fox96. Puberty Blues - Gabrielle Carey and Kathy Lette97. Hope's Road - Margareta Osborn98. We of the Never - Never Anaes Gunn99. Joe Cinque's Consolation - Helen Garner100. Mao's Last Dancer - Li Cunxin36.5/100, my usual rather dismal result. I have read 6.5 of the top ten though, that's not too bad. And I have meant to read at least 80% of these books at least once. That must count for something.I was somewhat surprised not to see Cloudstreet in the typical top spot. I really must try it again some time. I tried reading it 10 years ago when I was working night shifts and permanently jet lagged- I've always wondered if that was why I couldn't get into it, I've liked every other Winton that I've read. I do wonder if this survey may have had a younger demographic than often vote in such surveys. There are a lot of YA and kids titles. Although I suspect it is parents and not toddlers giving Mem Fox two titles in the top 10.Bryce Courtenay is the big winner with 7 titles making the list. Tim Winton comes in second with 4. Mem Fox, Melina Marchetta, Peter Carey and Ruth Park all have 3 titles a piece.Nov 2013 Now 37.5/100. Inching forward.September 2015 38.5/100. Scant progress.June 2017 39.5/40 Limping on